Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Haynor, Henry H. 1890
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Ionia Standard, 15 Aug 1890

Dropped Dead.

Henry H. Haynor dropped dead on Thursday last, while on a visit in company with
Mrs. Kate Truat at the home of her brother, George Connor, in Orleans.  The
visiting party had only reached their destination, and Mr. H. was left to put
the horse in the barn, which he [unreadable] coming into the house, [unreadable]
minutes search was [unreadable] was found dead beside a [unreadable] the barn
enclosure in the house.

The deceased was thought to have passed the 90th milestone in the [unreadable]
of life, but his exact age cannot be [unreadable] certain family records being
lost.  He was one of the oldest residents in the county.  He located upon land
in Easton in the year 1836, brought his family from New York state in 1838, and
has been a continuous resident here since.

He leaves four children by his first wife, Tobias C., of Oceana County; Isaac
D., of Easton; Catherine, wife of Charles Tillison of Easton; and Charles, now
in California.  Mrs. Roxy Blough of Eagle, Clinton County, is a daughter by his
second wife.

Isaac D. drove to Orleans on Thursday night and brought to his home the remains
of his father, from whence the funeral was largely attended on Saturday.

[Transcriber’s note: There is a notation on the obituary card that he was buried
in Easton cemetery.]


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